What's so sexist about the song Blurred Lines?

@ABC: Actually, I think it glorifies date S3X.

@Matthew: Well isn't the *** already split in two in the first place? So perhaps he's saying he's going to make the woman so h0rny that her *** will harden or 3r3ct (or something).

@May: Yeah, I been watched the video. that's why I'm trying to understand what's wrong with the song blurred lines. nothing in the lyrics even makes the song artists sound like bigots or anything. I think the feminists who made that parody are only trying to get attention.

It was also quoted in the song "you're far from plastic" which I think goes against what the feminist parody says about what the media shows women to be. Obviously, the feminists who made that song weren't paying attention.

@May: Yeah, I can tell you're a very extreme feminist because every single lyrics you just quoted was intentionally misinterpreted.

How many times have I heard businesses use the words "I know you want it" in their commercials or advertisements? Plenty of times. It's obvious he wasn't talking about I know you want rape. He was talking about how he has a big ego and, just like other modern music male singers, he's singing about how big he wishes his genitals were. On the other hand, he could have also been talking about a relationship and saying I know you want to be with me.

"He was close, tried to domesticate you, but you're an animal, it's in your nature, let me liberate you." If you actually read these lyrics, you'll figure out it says nothing about rape. Let me explain: he was close, he tried to domesticate you. This means some guy was trying to treat the woman wrong. HOWEVER, (just like any animal does when it doesn't want to